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Dog Friendly Heaven at Helsbury...Helsbury Park is a unique holiday experience, it not only has luxury
cottage accommodation [5 star rated] but is totally
dog friendly, which makes it almost unique in the UK, and with around
100 acres of back garden for
your dog to run in; including river, woods and pasture, it's a treat for the
whole family and there is no excuse not to holiday with your dog in these stunning
dog
friendly cottages.
Check out our
blog to see pictures of our guests and their dogs.
North Cornwall is incredibly dog friendly: the wide open expanse of Bodmin Moor and the spectacular cliff paths turn 'walkies' into an adventure for the whole family. The only thing more pleasurable than watching your dog run free along the golden sands of a beautiful, dog friendly Cornish beach, chasing the frothing waves as they rush to shore, is the knowledge that you're all staying in dog friendly luxury cottages. Check out what our guests have said about our cottages. Helsbury Park will add the comforts of home to your holiday experience and it won't just be the family dog that's pampered. When you stay in one of our stunning cottages you can kick off your shoes and put your feet up in front of a roaring fire, or wallow in a steaming bath to unwind after a hard day's dog walking.
Click here to see all 100 dog friendly acres To make your stay even easier, on request, we can arrange for your dog's favourite food to be delivered and waiting for you in your cottage: saving you the trouble of bringing it with you, or searching for it when you arrive. Download a booking form to book your stay in our 5 star dog friendly luxury cottage accommodation. dog friendly cottages cornwall |
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"I would just like to say that we all thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, the dogs most of all I think! I do
believe they were a bit disappointed when we got back home that the move to
Marhayes wasn't a permanent
one!"
"What an idyllic place! Doggie heaven. A fantastic place to chill out,
dogs don't want to go home" |
